Customer Ratings & Reviews

Would give negative stars if I could. This Lenovo worked for less than 3 months and then died. FOUR motherboard replacements later and I still have a dead computer after another 3 months of dealing with Lenovo "Premium Care". Lenovo knows that there is an issue and refuses to replace but will gladly send someone to my house to replace dead motherboard after dead motherboard until the "warranty" ends. BestBuy could care less so I'm on my own with a $1500 brick. Do yourself a favor and RUN far, RUN fast!

My 11 year old son loves it. No lagging and works great with Oculus Quest 2 which was a deal breaker when we started looking for a pc. He mostly plays Roblox (and Roblox on Oculus) and Minecraft. All have worked flawlessly.

Great computer had excellent use out of it but dident take long before everything stopped working for me now everytime i turn on the Pc. I get Error 0135.

It’s been almost a year, everything is good except the fan is too noisy.

When I say good for casual gamers, I don’t mean that this PC doesn’t have the chops to play the latest AAA titles at 60FPS. It definitely can! The 5700G processor is quite capable and powerful with a bonus of integrated Vega graphics. The GPU, an RTX3060, is still in the current gen and thanks to CES is now no longer the entry level card in NVIDIA’s lineup. That’s now the 3050. Lenovo installed 16GB RAM correctly in Dual Channel configuration and it is upgradeable to 128GB thanks to the 4 channels on the motherboard (more on that later……) 512GB SSD and 1TB HDD means you won’t run out of storage immediately. The case is mesh, with two 120MM fans pulling in air, a 120MM CPU Cooler, and a 120MM exhaust. This all amounts to a quiet, cool temp gaming experience. So why does this only meet the casual gamer criteria? Well, simply put, the upgrade potential is still somewhat limited in the most basic area: RAM speed and over locking potential. The motherboard claims to support RAM of 3200, but the BIOS and lack of XMP/AMP support means no RAM, stock or upgrade will reach those speeds. An enthusiasts off the shelf board would enable this, but by upgrading that you void your warranty, since the Lenovo vantage software (which manages your BIOS, RGB, CPU power management, etc. is not present on any off the shelf ATX board. The case uses standard ATX mounts, so of course you could physically fit the new motherboard in, but it’s not a Lenovo Legion PC at that point really. So if you are willing to accept that the motherboard will always be a bottleneck for your CPU and RAM due to lack of overclocking support, what can you upgrade? 1. RAM (with aforementioned limited returns) 2. CPU cooler (if you prefer all in one liquid cooling) 3. More case fans 4. Additional storage drives 5. The power supply (though the FSP unit onboard is 80+ Gold rated and will last a while) 6. The GPU (if you can find one at a good price), which is a Lenovo card produced to NVIDIA’s spec. To many users, who just want a personal computer that just works for them for a couple years to play the latest games at 1080p and also have the chops to meet all the basic web browsing, video streaming, productivity tasks, go for it. It’s a great machine that’s up to the task. If, like me, you’re forced into pre-built PCs by this market but want something that’ll give you limitless potential to get into the DIY PC game, this isn’t it. But it could be a good PC to try it out in the areas I described. Just don’t expect it to do what Lenovo doesn’t intend it to do.

Hello everyone. If you find this review, then congrats! You will learn how trash and broken this prebuilt PC is. So, as my very first PC, it is good. It does the job it needs to do and it helped me a lot with my Content Creation (I am a gaming YouTuber/Streamer). I purchased this PC in December of 2021, and it was an amazing time and experience. It then lasted until March of 2023 when many who also owned this PC started screaming in their windows and to their mothers that the PC's motherboards and boot setup were failing them. Mine did just about the same. Always had a boot error that was "b1initializelibrary failed" multiple times until I managed through sheer will and tears to then update the BIOS and have it working for another few months until now, November 2023, it has officially become a brick where after multiple manual resets (and more tears), the PC's power supply and perhaps even the motherboard has issued its last breath. So to those looking to get this PC (which I doubt it considering even Best Buy here doesn't want to sell it so that's very telling), buy it if you have the money to invest in a longer-lasting PC. If not, then build your own man. It's more economical. In my case, I got a brick, but now it's time to dissect it and build my own out this husk. Wish me luck, and hope you enjoyed this review.

I purchased this computer about a month ago. I normally build my own computers but you cant get a good power supply and GPU at this price. It plays every game I put on it. Extremely quiet and has customizable RGB inside. Surprising dual channel ram and great airflow. Cable management is to par and better than most pre-built. I feel it is a good buy. Minimal bloat on this PC.

My son has loved this computer. Great look, fast, functional. Up until this point, it has been very reliable. We added some RAM so he can play the more advanced RAM heavy online games...a cheap upgrade. Perfect until just now. We are about 16 months after purchase and seeing a potential hard drive error. Maybe par for the course, it has a lot of running time so you decide. FOr the price, I think I am good with overall value. not sure what to expect from gaming computers.

When I bought the computer, it was amazing. It runs games like Elden Ring at a consistent 60fps, but after a few months, I received an error code reading "B1InitializeLibrary failed 0xc0000001" It seems that it's a motherboard issue, and almost every unit I've seen has had this issue, keeping it from booting ANYTHING up, with the bios menu being the only exception. Overall, it's a great computer, but is simply NOT worth getting unless you know how to change the motherboard. I also refuse to get a warranty on it, as every instance of the Lenovo Support stepping in has resulted in the exact same issue. Once again, great product, but comes essentially preloaded with an unfixable issue.

I was looking for a good prebuilt computer because I am very new to the PC gaming community and wasn't interested in building one especially with everything being so expensive right now. My package was delivered right on time and in perfect condition with good packaging. It was an easy set-up and I was able to get it running in less than 5 minutes. The build is sleek and organized with slight customization with the lights. The airflow of this PC is wonderful and isn't very loud even when I am using it for the whole day for both school and gaming the temperature stays low. I have had no problems running any game so far. I did have to take a star off due to one main problem that other people seem to also have an issue with. The wifi seems to disconnect every time that the PC turns off which can easily be fixed by restarting the computer but for its price point I would have expected better quality on that part. I don't know much about PC so I don't trust myself in trying to replace that part but if you a capable in managing such issues then I would highly recommend this PC.

I purchased this computer with the intent of getting the GPU due to being unable to procure my own at a reasonable price due to the chip shortage. That being said, this is easily the best pre-built I have seen so far. Opening the case, I was met with neatly organized wire management, name-brand parts, and, as opposed to most other pre-built PCs, the memory was dual channel! I even opened the right-side panel to see behind the motherboard, and the wires there were neatly arranged. The power supply is name-brand and 80+ gold certified, not a knock-off by any stretch of the imagination. The computer booted right up fresh out of the box. I had to remove some bloatware that came pre-installed but it wasn't nearly as severe as some other manufacturers. Gaming performance on this computer is stellar for 1080p. If going to 1440p or beyond, I'd be looking for a system with at least an RTX 3060ti, or a 3070. The system is also dead quiet in normal operation and the fans don't spin up very loud during gaming sessions either. My only gripe about the system is the PSU is only 650W. It will suffice for the setup, but if you want to upgrade the GPU at a later date, you're going to need a larger PSU. I was planning on gutting the GPU and CPU to move into a custom setup, but I honestly don't see a reason to move them out of this case at all right now. I already added a 4TB HDD for mass storage, and will soon be placing an order for 4x32GB of DDR4 3200mhz memory along with a 2TB NVME SSD to max out the motherboard's capabilities. Overall, I am ecstatic about the system! If you're looking for a pre-built gaming PC because you're not familiar with computers, or you just want the simplicity of a plug-and-play system, this is absolutely for you.

Worked pretty good for a year and a half, then downhill. After just over 2 years the motherboard bricked. Came up with initialized library failure. Brought to professional to reinstall windows but they’re unable to due to a chip Lenovo puts on the board. ~$400 later I have a new motherboard and case. Also need to buy a new air cooler as theirs does not fit in a regular case configuration. I’d steer away unless your intent is to upgrade mobo.

So far a month into using the pc, fast speed, quiet and colorful design, system running smooth gaming and watching shows. Though it is doing the whole wifi drop when in sleep or randomly when turning it on I have to restart. Which annoying but it fixes after restarted since no driver update to correct it unless I swap the wifi from Realtek to intel. The pc is fantastic in all regards and happy I am able to upgrade it still.

After 4 months of use for gaming, school, and memes this thing has not let me down performance wise. Handles most games at high settings with adjustments depending on the game (obv) keeping a pretty stable 60fps. Minimal bloatware (3-4) programs easily deleted. Unfortunately at the time of writing this review I have run into an issue. The PC will not post/boot up/ whatever you wanna call it. After hours of phone calls with lenovo they have sent out replacement parts and a technician to address the issue. Upon pressing the power button the whole case will usually light up with all the RGB glory it has. Now the only thing that happens is the fans start spinning without the RGB lighting and the logo of the graphics card lights up. Luckily this particular unit comes with a year of lenovo premium care, so this will all be covered under the warranty. I did attempt to adress the issue with best buy, but their out of store (online/phone) customer service sucks. They also will charge you for any repairs through the in house geek squad. Over all if ya need a rig for some late nights with the boys this is a pretty decent option. The case is super nice and the fan set up creates excellent positive pressure forcing hot air and dust out. With only 1 HDMI port you are limited, unless you have a DVI capable monitor then no worries. Hopefully my no post issue isn't a widespread issue and is only my bad luck.

I bought this computer in November of 2021. Normally I build my own computers and never go with prebuilds but this was during the time you couldn't buy graphics cards so I decided to try one and this is what I got. It was a fairly good computer while it lasted which was less than 6 months. Around March of 2022 It started to not boot and kept throwing error codes and from what I can tell the motherboard or PSU was dying or even both. While doing research I found this to be a common problem with this model so I called Lenovo customer support and they told me they were aware of the issue but had no solution to the problem and basically told me there was nothing they can do even though it was within warranty. During this time I was working Insane hours so I didn't have the time to push the issue and now its out of warranty. I have since built and new computer and now I have this $1400 over sized paper weight. From my research there appears to be a class action lawsuit due to this issue and believe me I will be looking into it more because this is unacceptable. Lenovo used to be a good brand but I don't know what happened to them. I will be taking any salvageable parts (Graphics Card and CPU) and will be rebuilding this computer so its not a total loss

Ordered it online and pick in up at store and it was DoA out of the box. Quick note: the RTX 3060 is a Lenovo OEM card, in case anyone is wondering. Rig starting crashing during windows update, but eventually got done. Then it started getting the random restart loop that some people are having where the rig will flash to black and proceed to restart itself and it will go through this loop over and over again. The frequency only became shorter and shorter to a point it will start doing that in the middle of logging into windows. If I even try to reset window, it will crash. Yes, it is at a point where I can even rest windows. Amazed this got pass QA at Lenovo. So I did what a normal human being would do and pack the whole thing up went back to the stores within hours for an exchange. To my surprise, the exchange process was easy and painless, Best Buy store made it easy and the awesome guy at the counter reminded me they are having and extended return policy during this time of year, which was great. So say what you will about online shopping, getting stuff at a brick and mortar store still has it advantages. So +1 for Best Buy. So the second unit I got works like a normal would work and complete up to date with windows update, yay I guess? Well until I encounter the common WiFi issue like many mentioned here AND on the internet. The WiFi would stopped working when you turn on the machine, and why it wasn't working? A look at the Control Panel will show you that the WiFi adapter doesn't even exist, but the real issue can only be revealed when you go into the Hardware Manager, it will tell you that WiFi adapter is having the "not enough resources" issue and throws a "Code 12" (you can look it up yourself online what that is). Many online would suggest doing some setting gymnastics to get it to even function, but the real issue is the rig out of the box came with an outdated bios that literally stop the WiFi adaptor from working...in the year of 2021. Again amazed at Lenovo QA, if they even have a QA department. I know the Lenovo rep that hangs around here that pats people on their shoulders when they gave 4~5* reviews, may be he won't show up on this one cause it's a 3, would say use the Lenovo Vantage app and get system updates. Well, that Vantage is a pointless piece software, as NONE of the updates are consider "critical" so the app will tell you you don't need any updates. Let me break it to you if WiFi isn't work out of the box on the 2021 computer, that's pretty critical to me. So after I MANUALLY update the bios, the Wifi seems to stopped having amnesia and divide itself with zero every time I start the machine. So I will take any battles I can win. Rig seems to run like a normal computer would run now but I will need more time to see, at least I still have the extended return from Best Buy until January. If it weren't for a few hundreds dollars from my credit card rewards I would have refund this and not look back. Finally managed to treat myself to a rig that is not 1 or 2 generations behind and this is the experience I got from a $1500 machine. The only up side about this rig is the specs are not bad, great case and lots of fans. If you want something that works out of the box or you are buying this as a gift to someone that does not even remotely have any tech sense. Look for something else.

I recently bought this pc even after reading bad reviews about the bad WiFi chip and after 2 days I haven’t had that problem at all. Runs smooth and stays cool with the mesh case. Overall if ur looking to get a good pc for a good price this is the best you’ll get.

The pc is great im giving a 4 star because it doesnt allow you to control fan speed very limited in doing so at least and it wont even work when you want to change fan speed and your have to re connect wifi every time you shut it down other then that the pc is great with cooling and pc parts it saved me 300$ the pc barely has any pre installed apps i have owned it for 3 months works fine

I'm coming from my first pc pre built which was a ibuypower 2060 super the ssd went in it which was a adata and the ram sticks are also adata very cheap they cut corners didn't do much research when buying that pc but this one has a wd blue so you'll be 100% good Samsung ram sticks were in my pc i upgraded them to 32gb rgb ram kit the cooling holly stays so cold how i look at it is spend the extra and get a pc you'll be 100% happy with oh and the wifi thing people had problems with i didn't and still have not had a disconnect but i did buy a wifi card adapter because i was worried about it don't lol you'll be good i just installed the wifi card in my old pc

Got it around Christmas time, and have yet to really put it through its paces outside of a bit of Baldur's Gate 3 (which it ran perfectly), but it runs older games at their top specs, which is to be expected. Looking forward to seeing what it can do with games like Elden Ring and Horizon Forbidden West. Only minor complaints are it's a bit slow on start up, the wifi is buggy as heck sometimes (especially come out of sleep mode), and it doesn't have a Disc Drive, but that's on me for not checking that it does before purchase. Overall, I think you could do a lot worse for a midrange prebuilt and I wish I'd bit the bullet on something like this 5 years ago instead of an expensive laptop and a budget gaming pc.